rachel42

It's possible that the issue is with your support settings in Chitubox. Try increasing the support density and decreasing the size of the supports, especially around the areas where your parts are breaking. Ensure that the supports are being generated in red areas where necessary. If the issue persists, you can also try adjusting the slicing parameters in Chitubox to see if that helps. Another possible issue is with the resin. Try a different brand you can check here https://43dprint.org/filament-for-ender-3/ or type of resin and see if that resolves the problem. Additionally, make sure that your build platform is level and your resin vat is clean to minimize any adhesion issues.

Fantastic, i just loved it

Great work on the first house for your diorama! I am also a fan of creating dioramas with model houses. One thing that I have found helpful when building houses is to pay attention to the details. It could be something as small as adding a chimney or a porch light, but those little details can make a big difference in the overall look of the house. Have you thought about adding any unique features to this house or the others in the diorama? Also, I would love to see more progress and updates on your diorama as you continue to work on it. Can't wait to see the final result!

Welcome to the forum! It's great to hear that you found your way back to model building and are enjoying the community here. I can relate to finding unbuilt kits from my youth, it's always exciting to finally get around to building them. I am also new to the forum, started building model cars during the pandemic and found it to be a great hobby. Can't wait to see more of your builds and share mine with you all! And the '59 Impala Lowrider looks great, nice work!